A Slice of Swedish Hospitality

Dine Like a Local in Sweden

Eat at home with Swedish families.
Share real meals, real stories, and real life.

What We Do? Simple:

Eat at home with locals.

A Slice of Swedish Hospitality invites you into private homes for an authentic Swedish food experience. Skip the tourist line and sit at a real kitchen table. Taste seasonal dishes, chat about everyday life, and see Sweden from the inside.

How It Works:

  • Choose your experience – Lunch, Fika or Supper (plus seasonal specials).
  • Pick a date – Hosts set their availability and how many seats they offer.
  • Book securely – Instant confirmation via our booking system.
  • Meet, eat, and connect – Share food, stories, and insider tips.

Why Guests Love It:

  • Eat like a Swede with home-cooked, seasonal dishes.
  • Dine like a local in a relaxed, private setting.
  • Swap stories about culture, traditions, and everyday life.
  • Get insider tips on where to go, what to see, and where to grab a great drink.
  • Small groups for real conversation—not crowded tours.

Choose Your Experience:

Swedish Lunch

“Local Lunch, Swedish Stories”

A laid-back midday meal with seasonal classics and plenty of chat.
Keep your afternoon free for more exploring.

Supper Stories

“Swedish Supper: Eat, Chat, Connect”

Candlelit three-course dinner, deep conversation, maybe a toast.
Unwind the Swedish way.

Seasonal Specials

  • Midsummer Magic: floral wreaths, maypole dancing, summer flavors.
  • Crayfish Feast: paper hats, singing, and dill-scented crayfish.
  • Christmas Fika: saffron buns, gingerbread, and glögg cheer.
Swedish Fika

“Fika and Friends:
Coffee, Cake, Culture”

The Swedish coffee break, done right. Bake, sip, and learn why fika is the social glue of everyday life. Fika is our treasured pause—coffee or tea, something sweet, and time to talk. It’s how friends, families, and colleagues reconnect. Come for the buns; stay for the conversation.

Seasonal Specials

  • Midsummer Magic: floral wreaths, maypole dancing, summer flavors.
  • Crayfish Feast: paper hats, singing, and dill-scented crayfish.
  • Christmas Fika: saffron buns, gingerbread, and glögg cheer.

Good to Know:

  • Hosts decide dates and seats: Availability varies by home.
  • Dietary needs welcome: Tell us when you book and we will adapt.
  • Languages: English & Swedish (plus other languages for some hosts).
  • Kids: Tiny Vikings are welcome — just note high-chair needs.
  • Accessibility: Some homes are step-free; we will match you — see Experiences → Good to Know.

Ready to join the Swedes and eat a home cooked meal?

Make a reservation, meet your hosts, and dine like a local.